塀の中から問う「自由とは何か」 文化財を観光で守る、新たな挑戦
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Commentary: When someone makes you feel unsafe in public, do you confront, film or walk away?
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Commentary: When someone makes you feel unsafe in public, do you confront, film or walk away?
Think you’re being followed or watched by a stranger? Trust the warning signal but do not turn yourself into the investigator, says lawyer Gloria James.
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